". . . the three key attributes of Shaker artefacts, simplicity, elegance, quality, along with the overriding Shaker emphasis on utility, can serve as the guiding principles for designing and developing World Wide Web sites."

"A Shaker Approach to Web Site Design" Michael D. LeviNote that the following pages were designed for display at a presentation at the STAA conference, so font sizes are larger than would normally be good design for a Web site.

1. Why have a Web site?
2. Research and planning
3. The Paper Prototype
4. Building the site
5. 
   
   • 4a. Topics to cover on the site
   • 4b. Content
   • 4c. Find a Web Site Developer you can work with
   • 4d. Or find someone within the organization
   • 4e. General tips
6. Graphic style
7. Navigation
8. The user and usability
9. Bells and whistles
10. Copyright
11. Sites and references: tip sheet